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Articles from January 26, 2021

• UPDATE: Wind Blamed For Jack-Knifed Big Rig On Bay Bridge Tuesday Night
• Search On For Suspect Accused Of Assaulting Davis Rite Aid Clerk
• Tree Crashes Down On Car In Inverness As Storm Batters North Bay Coast
• Low Snow Impacts Applegate, Colfax As Winter Storm Whips Through Area
• Colorado's Environment & Economy Would Benefit From President Biden's Electric Vehicle Plan
• LA City Councilman Kevin De León Stumbles Through Pledge Of Allegiance
• Atmospheric River: Heavy Rains Fall Across Bay Area; Snow Reported In Sonoma, Santa Clara Counties
• Riverside Police Shoot, Injure Suspect During Stakeout
• Victim In Deadly Interstate 80 Road Rage Attack Mourned By Friends
• 'We Have A New Mission': Aunt, Uncle Take In 5 Nieces Whose Mom Died From Coronavirus
• Union: Safeway Employee Dies From Complications Due To COVID
• UPDATE: Flash Flood Warning In Sonoma County; Evacuation Warnings Issued For Napa, Solano LNU Burn Areas
• Big Blizzard Bound For Tahoe Area, Travel Highly Discouraged
• Riverside County Deputies Shoot, Kill Suspect In Homeland
• 8-Year-Old Animal Lover Bakes Up Treats To Raise Money For The Denver Zoo
• California Lawmakers Grill Bank Of America Over Handling Of Massive EDD Bank Card Fraud
• 'His Life Hadn't Even Started': Texas 9-Year-Old J.J. Boatman Passes Away From COVID-19 Complications
• Peterson Makes 32 Saves, Kings Hold On To Beat Wild 2-1
• 'It's Been A Major Rollercoaster': Business Owners React With Relief, Continued Worry As The State Lifts Stay-At-Home Orders
• Source: Twins, Andrelton Simmons Agree To $10.5M Deal
• SF Supes Approve Chu To Replace Former Assessor-Recorder
• Chicago Weather: Lake-Effect Snow Showers To Persist
• City Lawyers Ask For More Time To Respond To Enforcement Action On Reforms Required By Chicago Police Consent Decree
• SCL Health Working On Mass Vaccination Event Geared Toward Underserved Groups
• Mass. Residents 75 And Older Can Now Register For COVID Vaccine Appointments
• NYPD: Officer Shot In Back In The Bronx
• Gibson Stops 31 Shots In Ducks' 1-0 Win Over Coyotes
• Google PAC won't give to lawmakers who objected to Electoral College
• Blackhawks Fall Short To Nashville Predators In Overtime
• Eichel's 2nd Period Goal Lifts Sabres Over Rangers
• Second Howard County Man Andrew Ryan Bennett Linked To U.S. Capitol Riots, Per FBI
• Riverside Reports 113 New COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Adds 41
• Islanders Fall To Capitals In Final Minute
• Teenager Suspected Of Shooting Father And Son Outside Allegheny Co. Home Turns Himself In
• Teenager Arrested In Convenience Store Shooting, Second Suspect On The Run
• Teen Arrested In Bucktown Carjacking In Which Man Was Shot
• Pa. Senator Pat Toomey Among 5 Republicans Who Voted Against Dismissing Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial
• 'We Had About 800 Phone Appointments': Miami-Dade's COVID Vaccine Phone Line Up & Running
• New Jersey Community Raises Thousands For Postal Worker Who Lost Twin Sister, Mom To COVID-19 Within 2 Weeks
• Denver Aiming To Help More Renters With New Federal Funding
• Chicago Heights School District 170 Already Has 400 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses For Teachers, Staff
• What Are You Safe To Do After Getting Vaccinated For COVID?
• Maryland Will Launch 6 Mass COVID-19 Vaccinations Sites Including At Six Flags America, M&T Bank Stadium
• Make-A-Wish Gift Stolen From Colorado Springs Family
• Baltimore City Council Passes Legislation Limiting App Delivery Fees
• Investigation Launched After Topless Photo Of Kellyanne Conway's 16-Year-Old Daughter Appears On Twitter
• Biden Administration Boosting Weekly Supply Of COVID-19 Vaccine Doses To States
• Tigers Recovering From COVID After Outbreak At Minnesota Sanctuary
• Judge Denies Motions To Admit Prior George Floyd Arrest As Evidence
• Record Dueling Jackpots Means Improved Colorado Parks, Trails & Schools
• Young's 38 Points Lead Hawks Past Depleted Clippers, 108-99
• Minneapolis Neighborhood Endures 'Mental Mayhem' From Car Window Smasher
• Man Carjacked At Gunpoint On Granville Avenue In Edgewater
• Chicago-Based 'Portillo's' To Open On March 16 In Sterling Heights
• Carjackers Hold Up Men Getting Gas In Avalon Park
• Washtenaw County Prosecutor Grants Leniency To Low-Level Juveniles Offenders
• Patrick, Farabee Score In Third, Flyers Beat Devils
• Health Officials Confirm At Least Four Cases Of The COVID-19 Variant In Wayne County
• Search On For Burglars Who Stole Cash Registers, ATMs From Businesses, Largely In Lakeview Area
• 2 Men Injured In Tuesday Night Shootings In Baltimore
• Atmospheric River: Some Santa Cruz Mountain Residents Stay Put As Huge Storm Arrives
• Bruins Beat Pens 3-2 On Smith OT Goal With 11 Seconds Left
• Penguins Fall To Bruins 3-2 On Smith OT Goal With 11 Seconds Remaining
• Positive COVID Tests Force Santa Clara, USF Men's Basketball Teams To Pause Activities
• Bay Area Sikh Protest Outside SF Indian Consulate; Continued Calls for Sovereign Nation
• Jeffco Ambassadors Help Minority Groups Navigate COVID Vaccination Process
• Denver Files Emergency Motion To Block Judge's Order Requiring 7 Days Notice For Homeless Cleanups
• White House briefings to include American Sign Language interpreters
• Delaware Fire Commission Fears Over 3,000 First Responders May Have To Repeat COVID-19 Vaccination Process Due To Short Supply
• 1 Dies In Serious Crash On Highway 287 Near Longmont
• Boston Marathon 2021 Set For Monday, October 11 If Races Are Allowed
• LIVE UPDATES: Chicago Area Sees First Major Winter Storm Of 2021
• Southwest Airlines Bans Emotional Support Animals From Their Flights
• Cancer Survivor Karon Cogdill, Who Has Led Dallas' Booker T. Washington High Theater Conservatory 4 Decades, Is Retiring
• Flyers Score Three Times In Third Period In 5-3 Win Over Devils
• Intense Winds In East Bay Hills Prompt Park Closures For At Least 48 Hours
• Atmospheric River: Hidden Danger Underneath Bay Area Burn Scars Heightens Landslide Risks
• Altobelli Family, Christina Mauser Remembered On Anniversary Of Calabasas Helicopter Crash
• Howard County School Board Approves Plan To Move Toward Hybrid In-Person Learning
• Justin Champagnie's 23 Points Not Enough As Pitt Falls To North Carolina
• Wisconsin Pharmacist Pleads Guilty To Trying To Spoil COVID-19 Vaccine
• New Hampshire Bans COVID Vaccines For Out-Of-State Homeowners
• Flash Flood Warning Issued For Parts Of Santa Clara County, Including Downtown San Jose, Willow Glen
• Minnesota Lawmakers To Reintroduce Sports Betting Bill
• After Talks Stall With CTU, CPS Tells Parents To 'Keep Your Children Home' Wednesday
• Florida Gets Boost In Tax Revenues In December
• Wisconsin Senate Votes To Repeal Gov. Evers' Mask Mandate
• Maryland State Troopers, Other Crews Rescue Dog Darting Through Traffic On Busy Interstate
• Compton School District, Health Group Partner For Mass Vaccination Sites At Schools Throughout City
• Washington County Man Loses $5K In Scam Appearing To Be Amazon Order, Sheriff's Office Says
• NYC Yellow Cab Drivers Demand Mayor De Blasio Deliver Much-Needed Debt Relief
• NYPD: Woman Shot Dead In Her East Harlem Apartment
• Will 'My Turn' App Fix Vaccine Data Delays?
• 2 Men Accused Of Using Drone To Drop Drugs For Ohio Prison 'Easter Egg Hunt'
• California To Take More Control Over Slow Vaccine Delivery
• Lakers Legend Kobe Bryant, Daughter Gianna Remembered On One-Year Anniversary Of Tragic Crash
• 'We've Made NATO Stronger' Says Former US Ambassador And Native Texan Kay Bailey Hutchinson
• Capitol Riot: FBI Identifies Westchester County Man Photographed At Riot In High School Varsity Jacket
• Former Foster Child's Experience Of Feeling Like 'Trash' Helps Inspire Suitcase Donation Drive
• Harford County Parks To Begin Phased Reopening Starting In February
• 100-Year-Old Woman On Staten Island Released From Hospital After Beating COVID-19
• Baker: Despite Pandemic Trauma, Massachusetts Remains Strong
• 'Nightmarish': Gay, Black SF Firefighter Sues Over Alleged Discrimination At Castro Station
• Lawyer Says Nancy Pelosi's Laptop Has Not Been Recovered From Riley Williams, Who Is Accused Of Stealing It
• Volunteers From My Block, My Hood, My City Break Out Snow Shovels In Chicago Neighborhoods
• Traveling In 2021? You're Urged To 'Get The Facts' Beforehand
• Proposed Settlement Aims To Protect Drinking Water In Newark
• Single Digit Temperatures Put Homeless At Risk
• Denver Weather: Expect A Frigid Morning After Snow Leaves
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County Now Offering Shots For Residents 65 And Older
• Woman Killed In Crash Involving Car And School Bus In North Fort Worth
• Episode 7: The California Supreme Court
• State's Chief Financial Officer Says Florida Would Be A Good Alternative For Summer Olympics
• Valentine's Day Idea: Luxury Picnics To You
• Councilman Blumenfield Proposes Motion To Fortify Freelance Workers' Rights
• Officials: One Person In Custody After Stabbing At Doylestown Apartment Complex
• North Texan Nicholas DeCarlo Arrested For Alleged Actions During Capitol Riot
• Judge Asks For Help To Speed Up COVID-19 Vaccine For Court Employees
• Wellness Made Easy: 3 Basics For Better Health
• Galvis And Orioles Agree To $1.5 Million, 1-Year Contract
• Transgender Minnesota National Guard Members Hope Biden's Ban Reversal Becomes Law
• Age-Based Vaccination Plan Draws Concern From Californians With Underlying Conditions
• CBS Executives On Leave After Allegations Of Racism, Sexism; 'You Cannot Change This Culture....And Not Cut The Head Off And Not Completely Restart'
• Adams County Detention Center Accepting Used Books, CDs, DVDs To Fill Library
• Northbound Lanes Of I-25 Reopen After Closure Due To Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving Semis
• Former Baltimore Police Officer Victor Rivera Gets 14 Months In Prison For Lying About Illegal Sale Of Seized Drugs
• Verizon Fios Outage Affects Users From Boston To DC, Including In Baltimore
• Rankin Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting 'Numerous' Children, Toddlers And Infants
• Chicago Carjacking Crisis Brings Together Citizens And City Officials; 'Should There Be Penalties? Yes'
• Manteca Police Searching For Man Wanted For Lewd Acts On A Child
• Man charged after allegedly wearing varsity jacket during Capitol riot
• Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo Takes Himself Out Of Running For San Jose's Next Top Cop
• Barry Bonds Falls Short In 9th Baseball Hall Of Fame Try; No New Members In 2021
• Teachers In Wealthier School Districts Have Big Leg Up In COVID-19 Vaccine Access
• Rising Cost Of Chicken Wings Challenging Already Hurting Restaurant Industry In Western Pa.
• Sheriff: Monticello Armed Standoff Ends Peacefully; Man In Custody
• Judge: Details of George Floyd's past arrests can't be used at trial
• LAPD Searching For Shooter Who Killed Food Delivery Driver In Cypress Park
• Constitutional Amendment To Change The Way Voters Elect Statewide Judges Splits Some Republicans
• More Help Needed To Convince Minorities To Get COVID Vaccine, Make Vaccinations Accessible, Community Leaders Say
• Controversial Former Phillies Pitcher Curt Schilling Falls 16 Votes Short Of Hall Of Fame Nod
• Bay Point Man Arrested For Threatening Congressman, Journalist Following Capitol Insurrection
• Davis Woman, 39, Dies After Shooting In Yolo County; 4 People Arrested
• Woman Rescued From Human Trafficking At Sunnyvale Motel, 3 Arrested
• Keystone Oaks Education Association Announces Intention To Strike If New Contract Is Not Reached
• WARNING: 3 New Scams Targeting COVID-19 Relief Payments
• Traffic Light Opticom System Focus Of Deadly Crash Between Denver Fire Vehicle, Sedan
• Six Flags Great Adventure Puts On Last Piece Of 130-Foot Tall Jersey Devil Coaster Set To Open Later This Year
• Suspect Sought In Theft Of Lottery Tickets At Petaluma 7-Eleven Store
• Bill Proposes Expansion Of NYC Food Vendor Permits On City Sidewalks, Restaurant Owners Worry About Impact On Business
• Photo Essay: Hats And Hats, A Family-Owned Business Trying To Survive The Pandemic
• Open For Business: Flocco's Has Been Sizing, Styling Conshohocken Since 1926
• COVID Vaccine Pilot: 180K Minnesotans Already Signed Up For Vaccine Lottery
• 'Good Luck To Your Mail': Postal Service Investigating Reports Of Stolen Mail In West Philadelphia
• Target Drops Chaokoh Coconut Milk Over Allegations Of Monkey Labor
• Teacher never misses class, even during chemotherapy
• Sound Mind Sound Body Detroit Youth Football Team Wins National Championship
• Tarrant County Moves Toward 'More Equitable Approach' Administering COVID-19 Vaccines
• Colorado's Congressional Delegation Hopes To Urge President Joe Biden To Stop Move Of Space Command
• 'Vaccine Tourism': Struggling To Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Pennsylvania, Butler County Woman Looks Elsewhere
• Photos: More Than 50 Bald Eagles Spending Winter At Colorado's Barr Lake
• Deadly tornado leaves path of destruction in Alabama
• Potential Tax Credit From Biden Administration Could Help First-Time Homebuyers
• Special Olympics' Polar Plunge Pivots To Polar Pop To Raise Awareness Amid COVID Pandemic
• New App For Dallas County Residents Calculates Risk Of COVID-19 Exposure
• St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter Announces Re-Election Bid
• Miami-Dade's Mom And Pop Small Business Grant Program Now Accepting Applications
• LA Marathon, Rose Bowl Half And 5K, LA Big 5K All Rescheduled For Fall
• With COVID Vaccines Ramping Up, So Are Child Care Waitlists
• Statement from CBS Philadelphia President and General Manager Brandin Stewart
• COVID In Florida: 9,594 Additional Cases, 231 New Deaths
• Hockey Rivalry Between University Of Denver, Colorado College Put On Hold Due To COVID
• Maryland Weather: Wintry System Brings Little Snow Accumulation
• BlackRock tells CEOs to prepare for a zero-emissions economy
• Program To Help Struggling Baltimore Businesses Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Expands
• 2 Young Children Killed In Lake Elsinore House Fire
• Westchester County Officials Tout Mental Health Resources For Residents Struggling With Anxiety, Depression And More During Pandemic
• PHOTOS: Suspects Sought In Dollar General Shooting
• Recently Divorced Woman Accepting Submissions In Wedding Rings Giveaway; 'What I'm Looking For Is A Love Story'
• Schilling, Clemens, Bonds Fail To Earn Spot In Baseball Hall Of Fame In 2021
• Is There A DeVonta Smith, Tua Tagovailoa Reunion Ahead For The Miami Dolphins?
• Duquesne Univ. Asked To Bring Back Professor Fired For Using N-Word During Class
• After Decades Of Disagreement, First New Skull Of Parasaurolophus Discovered In Nearly 100 Years Solves Mystery
• COVID In Colorado: Governor Cautiously Optimistic About Vaccine Supply & Incoming Shipment
• Gov. Wolf: Trump Administration Told States To Expand COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility But National Stockpile Was Depleted
• Former Student Sues Los Gatos High School District, Coaches Over Alleged Sex Abuse On Campus
• Robotic Restaurant Created By MIT Grads Opens Second Location
• Critics Of Facial Recognition Technology Target NYC And The State With 'Ban The Scan' Campaign
• Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine Vials Contain 6 Doses Instead Of 5
• Anne Arundel County Schools Celebrate Mo Gaba Day
• COVID Impact On Education: SUNY Chancellor Malatras Reports Applications Down Record 20%
• COVID Vaccines For Children Appear To Be A Half A Year Away, Or Longer
• Pennsylvania Siblings Send Care Packages To Nursing Home Residents
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Says 'It Wasn't Good For Us To Have Partnership' With Philly Fighting COVID
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Athol Couple Get Refund From Lowe's
• Proposal For 'COP House' Pilot Program In Roseland Moving Forward After Compromise Between Alderman And Lightfoot Administration
• Guitar Center Unveils Mural Of Eddie Van Halen On What Would Be His 66th Birthday
• Wisconsin pharmacist will plead guilty to tampering with vaccine
• Philadelphia School Teachers Voice Concerns About COVID Safety With Hybrid Reopening Looming
• Police Body Cam Footage Released Of Sacramento Homeless Camp Clearing Incident
• Allegheny County Meets Federal Air Quality Standards For First Time Ever
• New bill would decriminalize selling sex in New York
• Deadlines Approaching In Loveland Valentine Remailing Program
• BSO: Broward Doctor Arrested After Sending Explicit Photos To Child
• Man Charged With Conspiring With Postal Worker Brother To Sell Federal Stimulus Checks That Were Stolen From Mail
• New Federal Funding Sent To Help Denver Renters
• COVID In New Jersey: Vaccination Sites Keeping Opening, But There's Only One Problem -- No Doses To Give Out
• Kobe Bryant's Wife, Vanessa, Shares Moving Letter From Late-Daughter Gianna's Friend On Anniversary Of Fatal Helicopter Crash
• Miami Temptations: A Way For Locals To Enjoy 'What Many Others Travel Thousands Of Miles To Experience'
• Southwest Airlines Will No Longer Allow Emotional Support Animals
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department To Vaccinate People 65 Years And Older At Monroeville Clinic Next Month
• Teachers Union Frustrated After Being Moved Down COVID Vaccine Priority List
• Trio Wanted For Armed Robbery At Dallas Mexican Restaurant
• 2 CBS Executives Placed On Administrative Leave Following Report In Los Angeles Times
• Swearing Is A Sign Of Intelligence? Helps Manage Pain And More
• CBS3 Anchor Ukee Washington Gets Emotional While Thanking Viewers, Co-Workers For Support: 'I Do Believe We Shall Overcome. We Must.'
• State Rep. Kyle Biedermann Files Bill Inching Closer To Vote On Texas Independence
• TSA Finds 104 Firearms In Carry-On Luggage At DIA
• Autopsies May Provide Answers In Deaths Of 3 From Bay City
• Honey Oil, Suspected Meth Lab Discovered During Investigation Into Stolen Vehicle
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed: COVID Vaccine Supply 'Inconsistent, Insufficient and Unpredictable'
• Victim Flown From Scene Of Shooting In Donora
• COVID In New York City: Councilman Treyger Working On Plan To Get Homebound Seniors Their Vaccine Shots
• Senate Rejects GOP Motion To Declare Trump Impeachment Trial Unconstitutional
• 'We're Proud Of That,' Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Florida Leads Nation In COVID-19 Vaccinations For Seniors
• Some Local Politicians, Doctors Expect Bumpy Phase 2 COVID Vaccination Rollout
• Some Harford County Students Will Return To School Once A Week Starting March 1
• Gov. Walz's 2-Year, $52B Budget Proposal Calls For Income Tax Hike For Those Earning $1M+
• LifeBridge Health Clarifies Steps To Register For COVID-19 Vaccination Through Their Hospital System
• Broward Schools Chief Robert Runcie: 'Arbitrator's Ruling A Win For Our Students;' Decision Gets Union's Blessing
• Biden says U.S. will have vaccines for 300 million Americans by end of summer
• Boston Scientist Who Flew To China While Infected With COVID-19 Spared Jail
• Storm Watch: Snow Expected To Turn To Sleet And Rain For Evening Commute
• Aurora Police Search For Gunman, Suspects In Deadly Shooting
• 2 New Federal Charges For North Texas Realtor Jenna Ryan Following Capitol Riot
• 'I Miss You, Hermano': Pau Gasol Remembers Kobe Bryant, Daughter Gigi Year After Tragic Crash
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Permanently Suspended From Twitter
• Evacuations Warnings Upgraded To Orders In San Mateo, Monterey Counties Ahead Of Huge Storm
• Police Investigation Underway In Winters
• Massachusetts Reports 2,215 New COVID Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Florida Man Recently Named 'Paramedic Of The Year' Accused Of Helping Steal COVID-19 Vaccine
• Tractor-Trailer Catches Fire Outside Allegheny Tunnel In Somerset Co.
• Jane Fonda To Receive Cecil B. DeMille Award At Golden Globes
• Man Arrested For Trying To Carry Gun Through Philadelphia International Airport Security
• White Supremacist Prison Gang Member Glynnwood Derrick Found Guilty Of Violent Crime In Aid Of Racketeering
• 'Thanks, Mr. B!': Plymouth PE Teacher Saves Choking Elementary School Student
• Volunteers Repair Bullet Holes After Someone Opens Fire Into Montgomery County Democratic Committee Office
• You Can Register Online Now For Baltimore YouthWorks 2021 Summer Jobs Program
• EDD Fraud: Millions May Have To Repay California Jobless Aid, State Auditor Says
• Ex-Bank Branch Manager Sentenced To Prison For Stealing Over $1 Million From Customer With Dementia
• U.S. Faces Growing Shortage Of Pharmacists, Nurses As Pandemic Rages On
• Neighbors Recount Scary Explosion That Sparked Fire At Kennett Square Apartment Complex, Victory Brewing Company
• 7 Sandstone Long Neck Turtles Hatch At National Aquarium
• Munhall's Country Music Star Gabby Barrett Welcomes Baby Girl
• Grayson County Man Anthony Wade Buford Sentenced For Trafficking Methamphetamine
• State Auditor Rips California EDD For Being Unprepared Despite Knowing About Issues For Nearly A Decade
• Janam Assists Detroit-Based Olympia Entertainment With Reopening
• Investigators Seek US Marshal Impersonator Who Threatened Victim For Money
• Cedars-Sinai Launches Recovery Program To Help COVID-19 'Long-Haulers'
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Claims 'Victory' After Judge Bars Biden From Enforcing 100-Day Deportation Ban
• Pasadena, Long Beach Immediately Give The OK To Resume Outdoor Dining, Reopen Hair Salons
• Atmospheric River: Hurricane Hunters Fly Into Storm; Residents Flee Homes In Santa Cruz Mountains
• NBA star expected to make full recovery after cancer surgery
• Packers' Rodgers Clarifies Remarks About Future: 'I Don't Think There's Any Reason Why I Wouldn't Be Back'
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Calls On Biden Administration To Ramp Up Vaccine Production
• COVID Reopening: California Reveals Data Used To Lift Stay-At-Home Order
• Atmospheric River: Big Sur In Bulleye's Eye Of Approaching Storm; NWS Predicts Nearly 2 Feet Of Rain
• Disney removing "negative depictions of natives" from Jungle Cruise
• Southlake Town Hall Reopens Following Evacuation Due To Suspicious Package
• 3-Part 'Bulletproof' Special Event Premieres March 15 On The CW Philly
• Lawmakers Set To Tackle Policing Reform This Session In Maryland General Assembly
• Florida Hospitals Told To Look To Health Departments For Vaccines
• Reports: J.T. Realmuto Signs 5-Year, $115.5 Million Deal With Philadelphia Phillies, Record-Setting Contract For Catchers
• Caltrans Closes Highway 1 Along Big Sur Coast In Advance Of Storms
• Free Podcasting Workshop Offered To Mon Valley Teens
• Salvation Hiring Camp Allegheny Staff For Summer 2021 Season
• UMass Medical School To Test Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine In Teenagers
• COVID-19 In Ohio: State Plans 1st Shot For All School Employees In February
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Calls Claim Of Philly Fighting COVID CEO Taking Home Bag-Full Of Vaccines 'Disturbing'
• Grapevine Reopens Tuesday After Extended Closure Due To Snow, Ice
• NH 'Off And Running' In Latest COVID Vaccination Phase That Includes Residents Over 65
• AP Sources: President Joe Biden To Pause Oil And Gas Sales On Public Lands
• RISE Funding Helps Schools Get Through Coronavirus Pandemic With Focus On Rural Areas
• On Set for Season 2 Of 'Batwoman,' Episode 2
• Former Red Sox Coach, PawSox Manager Ron Johnson Dead At 64 From Complications From COVID-19
• No Changes To Chicago's Emergency Travel Order; Negative COVID Test Or Quarantine Required Upon Arrival From All States Except Hawaii
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Homicide On Detroit's East Side
• Maryland Expands Phase 1 COVID Vaccine Eligibility For Severely Immunocompromised Marylanders
• Colorado Criminal Justice Leaders Push Biden To End Federal Death Penalty
• Italian Town Unveils Plaza Honoring Kobe Bryant
• Dallas County Reports 1,858 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 More Deaths
• Medical Examiner: Texas Man Found Dead Near Mountain Lion Spotting Was Victim Of An 'Animal Attack'
• East Bay Man Accused Of Threatening U.S. Congressman's Family, Journalist Following Capitol Insurrection
• Federal judge temporarily blocks Biden's deportation moratorium
• Miami-Dade Launches Phone Line To Make COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
• Charges: After Killing Father, Le Center Man Stopped Snowmobilers, Snow Plow Driver To Confess
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Smashing Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Door, Throwing Suspicious Package Inside
• COVID Vaccine: California Assumes Greater Control Of Vaccine Distribution
• Denver Closes COVID-19 Testing Sites Tuesday Because Of Snow, Cold
• City Closes West Side Art Gallery For Violating COVID-19 Rules; Officials Find 'High Level Of Compliance' As Indoor Dining Returns
• VIDEO: Hundreds Flee For Safety As Gunfire Erupts At Oakland Sideshow
• Man Found Fatally Shot Near McClymonds High School In Oakland
• Northeast hit with reports of major internet outage
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 4,628 New Coronavirus Cases, 219 More Deaths
• Denver Metro Homeless Initiative Receives Grant To Help With Housing Stability
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Asks Government For More COVID-19 Vaccines, Vows To Keep Small Businesses Open
• Meet the people paying a reported $55 million to fly to the ISS
• Arvada Police Search For Car Theft Suspect Nathaniel Tsosie After Pursuit, Crash
• Biden presses Putin on Navalny arrest, arms treaty in first phone call
• Student debt relief will be "a priority," says education secretary nominee
• Beyond Meat and PepsiCo partner to create plant-based foods
• Widespread Internet Outages Reported Across Northeast
• WATCH: 'Your Cousin From Boston' Sets Clydesdales Free In Sam Adams Super Bowl Ad
• Bridgeville Man Arrested For Role In Capitol Riots
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Blaming Feds For Slow Rollout Of Vaccines
• Tiger At Central Minnesota's Wildcat Sanctuary Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man Reunited With Dog After It Was Taken During Altercation Outside Woodland Hotel
• Pistons Take Out 76ers 119-104
• Michigan Asks For A Waiver Of Standardized Testing For 2021
• COVID Latest: Cecil County Public Schools To Bring Students Back One Day A Week
• PPS Holding Poster Contest For National School Breakfast Week
• Update: Celtics Depart For San Antonio; Wednesday's Game With Spurs Appears To Be On
• Man Shot, Killed In Possible Home Invasion Robbery At Burbank Apartment
• Northeast US Hit With Widespread Internet Outages
• Samuel L. Jackson Gets '1st Jab' Of COVID-19 Vaccine At The Forum
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State's Average Coronavirus Infection Rate Has Been Falling Nearly 3 Weeks
• 73-Year-Old Man Carjacked In 2600 Block Of East 91st Street, Chicago Police Say
• 2 Dead In Bizarre Road Rage Incident On I-80 Near Reno
• Miami-Dade County Officials Announce Measures To Combat Human Trafficking
• Couple allegedly flew to rural area to skip vaccine line
• 'A Rarity,' 10-Year-Old Youngest To Die From COVID-19 In Tarrant County Since Pandemic Began 
• Capitol Police chief apologizes for "failed" response to riots
• Four Swastikas Found Etched Into Johns Hopkins University Dorm Elevator
• Netflix Founder And Co-CEO Gives $3M To Fund 20 Full RMU Scholarships
• Chicago Bears Get Bobbleheads On The Anniversary Of The Team's Super Bowl Win
• Alabama tornado kills 14-year-old, leaves path of destruction
• $35.8M In Education Relief Funding To Go To Non-Public Maryland Schools
• 2 New Chick-fil-A Restaurants Opening This Week In Metro Detroit
• Local Rally Planned In Support Of Indian Farmers After Months-Long Standoff Turns Deadly
• Tyler Perry on getting COVID vaccine, "heartbreaking" Capitol riots
• PEOPLE & The CW Team Up For 2 Royal Primetime Specials
• Mossimo Giannulli Loses Bid To Finish Prison Term At Home In College Bribery Case
• Users Across Northeast US Reporting Widespread Internet Outages
• Where To Find Free Sand Bags
• Disney World Employee Alerts Police To Domestic Abuse Situation
• Disneyland Changing Jungle Cruise Ride To Remove Negative Depictions Of Native People
• Biden Taps Western Pennsylvania Native To Serve As Acting Surgeon General
• CBS Executives Placed On Leave After Reports Of "Racist" And "Sexist" Comments
• Philadelphia Police Warning Drivers As City Carjackings On The Rise
• Face the Nation is #1 across the board on Jan. 24
• Florida Could Expand Law Enforcement And Government Use Of Drones
• FEMA Gives Maryland Over $219.5M In COVID-19 Vaccine Federal Funding
• Senate confirms Antony Blinken as secretary of state
• Amazon Bringing 3,000 More Jobs To Boston's Seaport
• Julian Edelman Reveals A Bill Belichickism That Helps Explain Patriots' Late-Season Success
• TSA Found 30 Guns At DC, Baltimore Area Airports' Security Checkpoints In 2020
• CTU Says Some CPS Staff Taking 'Acts Of Desperation' To Get COVID-19 Vaccines As District Moves To Reopen More Schools
• COVID Travel Update: Negative Test Now Required To Enter U.S. As Variants Spread
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, City Council Approve Resolution Condemning Capitol Attack
• Over 400 Pa. National Guard Members To Remain In Washington DC Until March
• 'Robbie's Hope' Works To Help Teens Struggling With Isolation During Remote Learning
• 2 Men Injured During Altercation Inside N. Highland Ave. Gas Station
• Maryland Unemployment Rate Dropped To 6.3% In December, Lowest Since Pandemic Began
• Anne Arundel County To Lift More COVID Restrictions On Restaurants, Businesses Friday
• Target Pulls Chaokoh Coconut Milk From Shelves Over Allegations Of Monkey Labor
• New COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Snyder Park In Fort Lauderdale
• 'It Was Just Devastating,' Man Trapped In Natick House Fire Dies
• COVID In Minnesota: Continuing Downward Trend, Only 727 Cases Reported, 8 More Deaths
• Some Pennsylvania Guard Members Will Be In Washington Until March
• Florida Couple Arrested For Handcuffing Young Boy, Locking Him In Closet For 16 Hours A Day
• Chicago Weather: Snow Plows Deployed; Residents Wake Up To Several Inches Of Snow
• India court says groping a child through clothes isn't sexual assault
• Two Virginia police officers fired over Capitol riot
• For Forest Park Brewing Company, The Best COVID-19 'Exit Strategy' Is To Put People Over Profits
• Phone Outage Reported At State Police Indiana Station
• Super Bowl 55: History Of The Game At Raymond James Stadium
• Colorado Weather: Front Range Flurries And Cold Locked in For The Day
• U.S. nears "dangerous phase" as anti-Semitic incidents surge
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Suspended From Twitter
• Park Hill Home At 6400 Montview Boulevard Becomes Denver Landmark
• Delaware Judge OKs Harvey Weinstein Bankruptcy Plan With $17M For Victims
• Business COVID Protections Backed In Florida Senate
• Kobe Bryant's Wife, Vanessa, Shares Moving Letter From Late-Daughter Gianna's Friend On Anniversary Of Fatal Helicopter Crash
• 13 Grams Of Cocaine Found After Traffic Stop On I-80 In Newcastle
• Teaching The Value Of Giving Back, Student-Run Free Grocery Store In Sanger Feeds Town's Hungry
• Jennifer King becomes NFL's first full-time Black female assistant coach
• DFW Near Top Of List For Airports Where TSA Confiscated Most Firearms At Security Checkpoints
• Vanessa Bryant On First Anniversary Of Kobe And Gianna's Deaths: 'It Still Doesn't Seem Real'
• Maryland Is One Of The Worst States To Drive In, Study Finds
• Pregnant Woman Crashes Car After Being Shot Along Route 65; Allegheny Co. Police Investigating
• Chicago Weather: Snowfall Totals In The Chicago Area Tuesday Morning
• Deputies Shoot, Kill Woman After Chase In Adams County
• Police Continue To Search For Clues In 1997 Disappearance Of Thomas Gregory Demyon In Baltimore County
• 34 Years Later, New York State Police Continue To Investigate Disappearance Of Joseph Helt
• Bay Bridge Study For Third Span Stalled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Rowlett Municipal Court Presiding Judge Pamela H. Liston Appointed To State Judicial Commission On Mental Health
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 282 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• UCHealth Working With What's Being Given, But Aims To Vaccinate More Coloradans On Large Scale Soon
• Meijer Simply Give Program Donated $7.6 Million In 2020 To Food Pantries
• Limited Indoor Dining Allowed To Return In Lake, McHenry, DuPage, And Kane Counties
• Iran says American dual-national sentenced to prison for spying
• 1 Killed, 4 Injured In Crash On NB I-95 Near MD 32 In Howard County
• You Can Help Name Maryland Zoo's First Penguin Chick Of 2021
• Patrick Mahomes Can Become Youngest QB Ever To Win Two Super Bowls, Beating Out Tom Brady For Record
• Godiva Shutting Down All U.S. Stores, Including 2 Colorado Locations
• Former Liquor Store Clerk In Ellicott City Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault Of Customer On Christmas Eve
• Harden, Durant Help Nets Beat Heat 98-85
• Applications Open For Legacy Detroiter Status For Recreational Marijuana Licenses
• Raimondo vows to "take politics out" of census
• Philadelphia Working To Find Other Partners To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines After Cutting Ties With Philly Fighting COVID
• Chaim Bloom Had No Problem Trading With Yankees
• Colombia's defense minister dies from COVID-19
• Boston Allowing Gyms, Movie Theaters, Museums, Other Businesses To Reopen February 1
• Charges: Mpls. Woman Fatally Stabbed Man Over $60 He Owed Her
• Detroit Makes Plans To Clean 2,000 Alleys In 2021
• Man, 39, Identified As Victim In Deadly Car-To-Car Shooting In South Sacramento
• Texas Resident Jaylyn Molina Pleads Guilty In Plot To Attack White House, Wall Street, Trump Tower
• Portland mayor pepper-sprays man who confronted him
• Lower Merion Basketball Team To Hold 33-Second Moment Of Silence To Remember Kobe Bryant
• CBS Executives Placed On Leave After Reports Of "Racist" and "Sexist" Comments
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.4K Cases Added As Hospitalizations Down, Positivity Rate Still Below 7%
• Tom Brady's Father Thinks Bill Belichick May Be 'On A Little Bit Of A Hot Seat'
• Gov. Whitmer Mum On Health Chief's Resignation, Sports Ban
• Biden admin authorizes financial dealings with Yemen's rebels
• Biden outlines racial equity agenda and signs executive actions
• Recipe: After-Work Beef Pot Roast
• Eviction Moratorium: Brooklyn Couple Says They Can't Kick Tenant Out, Despite Assault Charge And Restraining Order
• Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• Modesto Bike Group Say Police Went 'Too Far'
• 2 Plead Guilty To Setting Fires In Target Headquarters During August Unrest In Downtown Minneapolis
• Minor Injuries Reported Following Indiana Co. School Bus Crash
• PTL Links: January 26, 2021
• Moderna Expects To Supply U.S. With 100 Million COVID Vaccine Doses By End Of March
• Curt Schilling, Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds Unlikely To Earn Spots In Baseball Hall Of Fame
• Florida Judge Wants Massage Parlor Video Of Patriots Owner Robert Kraft, Others Destroyed
• Coloradans 'Should Be Proud' Of Declining COVID Cases, Hospitalizations
• Colorado Could Become First State To Import Drugs From Canada
• After Murray Ejection Dallas Mavericks Gain Steam Late, But Not Enough To Overtake Nuggets
• Celebrate National Plan For Vacation Day
• 28-Year-Old Man Gunned Down Late Monday In SW Baltimore
• Vanessa Bryant mourns Kobe and Gianna one year after they died
• Weather Blog: Real Cold
• White House aims to have "greater" vaccine availability this spring
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy Ahead Of Late Week Cold Front
• More Houston cops charged in wake of raid that left couple dead
• Lakers Legend Kobe Bryant, Daughter Gianna Remembered On One-Year Anniversary Of Tragic Crash
• Gov. Newsom Denies Stay-At-Home Order Was Lifted To Appease Critics Calling For Recall
• Reports: Duce Staley Lands Coaching Job With Detroit Lions After Asking Philadelphia Eagles For Release
• Disney's Jungle Cruise Ride Getting Revamp
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Stay-At-Home Order Lifted, Businesses Reopening; Rent Moratorium Too Late For Some; $11B Looted From Jobless Funds
• COVID-19 Treatment Research Happening In Texas Shows Promising Results
• Penguins Recall Drew O'Connor From Taxi Squad
• Jayson Tatum Effortlessly Scores 24 In Return From COVID
• COVID-19 claims Italy's government as its latest victim
• Silver City Galleria Mall In Taunton To Be Demolished Next Month
• Safari Park Gorillas Recovering From More Contagious Strain Of COVID-19; San Diego Zoo Receives Vaccine Intended For Animals
• Massachusetts Launching Free COVID Testing For Child Care Providers
• Project Home: Eviction Moratorium A Lifeline For Struggling Bay Area Renters But For Some It's Too Late
• Behind On Rent? How To Apply For Federal COVID-19 Pandemic Aid
• Scratch And Sniff May Be Better For COVID Screenings Than Temperature Check
• LA County To Resume Outdoor Dining After Stay-At-Home Order Lifted; Nail Salons, Barbershops To Reopen
• Weekend Snow Puts Loveland Over 100 Inches For Season, Wolf Creek Hits 200 Inches
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• Arbitrator Rules Broward School District Can Require Teachers To Return To Their Classrooms
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• Winter Activities In The Northwest Suburbs
• Riverside To Allow Businesses To Reopen Within Purple Tier Restrictions
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS: Some Schools Delayed, Most Remain Virtual After Winter Weather Hits Maryland
• Oklahoma lawmaker files bill that includes mask mandate
• Explosions In Aurora: Suspect Scott Campbell In Custody But Motive Remains A Mystery
• St. Vincent College To Begin Providing COVID-19 Vaccinations To Employees And Students
• More Texas Police Officers Indicted After Deadly Drug Raid That Killed Husband & Wife
• "Historic snow" shuts some Midwest COVID testing sites
• First known U.S. case of Brazilian COVID-19 variant confirmed
• Biden: Any American who wants vaccine can get one "this spring"
• Indian farmers' months-long standoff with the government turns deadly
• Man And Woman Arrested In Death Of Malcolm Holder, Found Tied Up In Brooklyn Apartment
• The race for Rob Portman's Senate seat begins
• Senate confirms Janet Yellen as new treasury secretary
• Senate receives article of impeachment against Trump
• GameStop 300% stock rise reveals Wall Street battle royale
• Caught On Video: Cab Driver Thwarts Attempted Robbery In The Bronx
• A generational showdown between Brady and Mahomes
• Snow Impacts Wednesday Morning Commute; Extreme Cold Comes Saturday
• 'Save Our Schools': Camden Parents Make Heartfelt Pleas To Keep Several Public Schools Open
• Leahy to preside over Trump's second impeachment trial
• San Bernardino County To Allow Outdoor Dining, Personal Care Services To Resume
• Boston Doctor Suggests Wearing 2 Masks As UK COVID Variant Spreads
• Harriet Tubman on the $20? Treasury to move forward with effort
• Minnesota governor announces plan for schools
• California governor on lifting COVID stay-at-home orders
• McConnell-Schumer showdown over filibuster ends
• Behind on rent? How to apply for federal pandemic aid
• See It: AC Unit Falls On Firefighter In Bensonhurst
• Massachusetts Removed From Rhode Island COVID-19 Travel Advisory List
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Underway
• Pittsburgh Weather: Freezing Rain, Possible Icy Conditions
• 14-Year-Old Wendy Stephens From Denver Now Believed To Be Youngest Victim Of Serial Killer Gary Ridgway
• Former President George W. Bush On Passing Of Hank Aaron: He 'Never Let The Hatred He Faced Consume Him'
• 'I Think The Trial Is Stupid', Senator Marco Rubio Likens 2nd Impeachment Trial To Pouring Gas On A Raging Fire
• A Look At How McCormick Place Is Undertaking COVID-19 Precautions To Draw Crowds Back
• Loophole In Illinois Law Capping Insulin Prices Leaves Patients Flabbergasted; 'I Just Don't Understand Why I Have To Pay This Ridiculous Rate'
• Speeding Up The Process Of COVID-19 Vaccination Rollouts
• Pittsburgh Weather: Freezing Rain Expected To Create Slick Roads
• Authorities Investigating Hit-And-Run At Bensalem Square Shopping Center Parking Lot
• New York Weather: Snow Will Give Way To Wintry Mix Tuesday
• Why a lake in Serbia is blanketed in garbage every winter
• COVID-Sniffing Dogs To Screen Fans At Miami Heat Games
• Philadelphia Weather: Wintry Mix Expected To Cause Messy Morning Commute, Slick Conditions In Parts Of Region
• Pa. State Police Searching For Man Accused Of Impersonating Police Officer
• Winter Storm Watch: Monitoring Road Conditions From The KDKA Mobile Weather Lab
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Hold Second Hearing For In-Person Learning Debate
• Car Dealership Donates Masks To Local Police Department
• Several People Injured In Route 51 Crash
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• Biden signs four executive actions advancing racial equality agenda
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• Senator presiding over impeachment trial hospitalized hours after colleagues sworn in as jury
• Biden administration to ramp up COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• Minnesota teacher never misses class, even from her hospital room
• U.S. Army to update grooming standards
• Europe employs extreme measures to curb spread of mutant COVID strain
• Tornado strikes Alabama, killing 1, as severe storms sweep across U.S.
• States report coronavirus vaccine shortages as Americans wait for shot
• How Biden plans to ramp up COVID-19 vaccinations
• Senator Tammy Duckworth calls upcoming Senate impeachment trial "perfectly constitutional"
• Biden on increasing COVID vaccines: "This is a wartime undertaking"
• Congressman Andy Kim on his experience with anti-Asian racism during pandemic
• Biden speaks about racial equity and progress for all Americans
• Remembering the life and legacy of Kobe Bryant one year after fatal helicopter crash
• California lifts stay-at-home order as more COVID variants emerge
• Facebook oversight board to rule on Trump's suspension
• Biden to address racism toward Asian Americans during pandemic
• New safety requirements for microwaves aim to keep young kids from grabbing hot food
• Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigns
• Legal expert on what lies ahead in Trump's second impeachment trial
• Senators prepare for impeachment trial for former President Trump
• Tyler Perry talks BET special on COVID-19 vaccine, vaccine hesitancy in Black community
• WorldView: EU considers sanctions on Russia, Italian prime minister resigns
• Doctor says reopening schools with frequent COVID-19 testing will benefit students
• Trump impeachment gears up in Senate as Democrats and Republicans reach power-sharing agreement
• Spreading smiles: Siblings help isolated seniors combat loneliness with care packages, letters
• Hollywood legend Cicely Tyson recounts life, career in new memoir
• Representative Josh Gottheimer: "We look for places Congress can find common ground"
• Capitol siege shows latest examples of anti-Semitism in America
• Teachers, students, parents frustrated over school reopening setbacks
• Biden to announce executive action targeting racism against Asian Americans
• CBS launches investigation, places execs on leave after reports of "racist" and "sexist" comments
• California lifts stay-home order, allowing restaurants to reopen
• Biden hopes U.S. reaches 1.5 million COVID-19 vaccinations a day
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• Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs to square off in Super Bowl LV